Florida's coast, from Palm Coast to Miami, is expected to have a high risk for rip currents -- a red flag -- through Sunday, March 22. Here's how to spot a rip current and stay safe.

A lingering easterly swell will make entering the surf dangerous at Central Florida beaches this weekend.

As temperatures warm and many make beach vacation plans, Meteorologist Kristen Currie explains how to stay safe if caught in a rip current.

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Two recent drownings at Jersey Shore beaches after lifeguard hours have prompted officials to reiterate warnings about swimming only on guarded beaches. High rip current risks and rough surf are ...

Red flags are flying again along the Florida coast because of rip currents caused by bad weather out in the Atlantic. Nearly 300 people had to be rescued along Volusia County’s beaches last weekend ...

As the NEXT Weather Team watches Hurricane Humberto and Tropical Storm Imelda, rip currents may be the biggest threat South Florida will face now through Monday. Along the beaches of Broward and Miami ...

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Crews say the swimmers had been caught in a strong rip current generated by a nearby river mouth with fast-moving outflow off Nanakuli.